There is a problem with Google maps detecting a "multitouch" interface in the Qt web kit and so sending a version of the map suitable for use with smart phones and tablets. Unfortunately this is almost unusable with a mouse driven desktop PC.
It is possible to compile Qt with multitouch disabled, so I wondered which Linux distros, or Windows versions, have PyQt compiled with or without. If you try out Photini, can you try loading a Google map and dragging it, and let me know if it works or not.
There is a problem with Google maps detecting a "multitouch" interface in the Qt web kit and so sending a version of the map suitable for use with smart phones and tablets. Unfortunately this is almost unusable with a mouse driven desktop PC.
It is possible to compile Qt with multitouch disabled, so I wondered which Linux distros, or Windows versions, have PyQt compiled with or without. If you try out Photini, can you try loading a Google map and dragging it, and let me know if it works or not.